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Today we say goodbye to this great blue bird
This logo was designed in 2012 by a team of three. @toddwaterbury, @angyche and myself,
The logo was designed to be simple, balanced, and legible at very small sizes, almost like a lowercase "e", a 🧵
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With Sections releasing in about 2 weeks I want to also share some additional experiments I have been doing with the algorithm. Thinking about how I go in reverse and try and find outputs that recreate my previous hand done illustrations.
To start here is "En Route" vs 3 outputs
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The more I get to meet and know people who are still around in this space the more I realize just how hard each person is working. Always something to learn from every discussion I have.
RT @leyla_solos: I’m so grateful to the amazing human beings who contributed to this little film we made as part of our quest to learn more…
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Lightfield Studies by @zachlieberman
56 unique digital artworks, with signed 20 x 16 inch print.
$500 each, fcfs starting at the opening, with early access now for Heft Circle. Remaining pieces will be available online Thursday morning at 11am EST.
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still looking at this
@leanderherzog
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Join me, Ina, and Vera at the El Cid tomorrow evening to "discuss the evolving conditions of software as an artistic medium" and to celebrate 5 years of @Catalyst_LA:
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This was an epic week, I had so much fun (too much) and I need to declare that working with @sofiagarcia_io , @bennavkim, and @benoit_tokyo_ was a wonderful experience. I also can't thank @motzko enough for all the work he did to transform my crappy old html files into something that viewers could interact with.
The show closes today and there is so much great work in there. Drop by and show Sofia some love, since she has to strike it all at the end of the day.
10 have been pre-minted for me, with the remaining 118 available on Friday.
The thumbnails are generated directly in Solidity and reflect some of the specific traits of each token. :)
Replying to @rudxane1
Mint opens on Friday 25th of September 16:00 UTC at tabellen.rudxane.xyz/.
View the full collection on marketplaces: opensea.io/collection/tabell… | raster.art/artwork/tabellen-…
Thanks to @tgamxyz for the invitation! ❤️
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WWW! Theme 2/4 → ⭑ Abstraction ⭑
WEBSITES WEBSITES WEBSITES! (WWW!) is on view in New York through September 27, and online the exhibition is organized into four themes, each a distinct path through thirty years of art on the web.
⭑ Anarchy
⭑ Abstraction
⭑ Poetic Computing
⭑ Ghosts
We're introducing them one by one. Today:
⭑ ABSTRACTION
After the dot-com boom, social media changed how we use the web. Surfing became scrolling, and the rabbit holes one could wander into were flattened into feeds.
Abstraction carries a double meaning. Creatively, the 2010s saw a wave of artists using websites as vitrines for live, web-native generative work — visually abstract, and viewable by anyone, anywhere, with a connection. But abstraction also names the black-boxing of technology: complex processes hidden away to present seamless user experiences, often to the detriment of the individual. These artists use the browser for both visual exploration and scrutiny, setting the beauty of computational processes against a less comfortable question: how much of the technology we use every day can we actually see or understand?
See the works in this theme below ↓











































